Elizabeth J. Goldsborough, MSW

Elizabeth Jurczak Goldsborough (Liz) is a doctoral candidate at the University of Connecticut School of Social Work and a predoctoral fellow in the NIH/NIDA-funded Behavioral Sciences Training in Drug Abuse Research (BST) program at New York University. Her research interests include tobacco and substance use treatment and interprofessional collaboration within health and social service systems. Her work is informed by her experience as a medical social worker and guided by a commitment to health equity.

Goldsborough earned her BA and MSW from Rutgers University and is a licensed social worker in New York and New Jersey. Prior to beginning her PhD, she worked as a Clinical Research Counselor at the Yale School of Medicine. A first-generation college student and a 1.5 generation immigrant, she grew up in Poland and New York City.

MSW
Rutgers University

Research Interests:

Interprofessional Collaboration

Tobacco and Substance Use Treatment

Social Work Education and Practice

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